1011 horsepower Twin turbo gallardo
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The ice is for the air to water intercooler - Helps cool the intake charge for a more oxygen rich environment. That's a Underground Racing setup. Seems to make damn good power.
Nice!
No idea about the front diff but this is making 1011 WHP! That's a very respectable number and can't believe anyone taking out this demon
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UGR has a habit of making things quite ridiculous 
http://www.lamborghini-talk.com/vbf...acing-twin-turbo-lp-670-build-pictures-16244/
http://www.lamborghini-talk.com/vbf...bo-lamborghini-lp670-sv-makes-1-400-hp-17012/
http://www.lamborghini-talk.com/vbf...acing-twin-turbo-lp-670-build-pictures-16244/
http://www.lamborghini-talk.com/vbf...bo-lamborghini-lp670-sv-makes-1-400-hp-17012/
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That video is correct.....I recently got to ride in a friends lp560-4 over several different days with the UGR setup....it dyno'd at a few different numbers and hit 1200 -1208 HP ....He never put ice in it while we running around but the container was there....he was just running regular water but it is for ice too....Have to run the different tires as well as the stock ones will rip apart.... I will say that the acceleration is indescribable, so brutal my head was hurting at times....My eyeballs even started to hurt after a while!! My regular G felt "tame" after that experience....
that's so nice man, but I wonder how the braking is after hitting such high speeds!That video is correct.....I recently got to ride in a friends lp560-4 over several different days with the UGR setup....it dyno'd at a few different numbers and hit 1200 -1208 HP ....He never put ice in it while we running around but the container was there....he was just running regular water but it is for ice too....Have to run the different tires as well as the stock ones will rip apart.... I will say that the acceleration is indescribable, so brutal my head was hurting at times....My eyeballs even started to hurt after a while!! My regular G felt "tame" after that experience....
what tires does he use? how much treadwear? He needs maximum grip for such cars!
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Hey AbsLP.....Braking was not a problem at all......he already had the factory ceramic.......I think the tires were TOYO.... didn't look at the treadwear.......they had a few grooves but not many almost like slicks.......The tires stood a tad taller than stock but they could have been slightly different sizes....It was only about 70 degrees each day so he couldn't get grip very well and we weren't doing burnouts.....so even at 60 mph when he nailed it at several boosts the tires were hopping and spinning...especially in the rear..The single most awesome and incredible expererience in a car that I have had and to feel that much torque!!!
I looked up some tires online and found that Nitto have made some amazingly grippy tires called the NT05R. Drag radial tires and got alot of gripHey AbsLP.....Braking was not a problem at all......he already had the factory ceramic.......I think the tires were TOYO.... didn't look at the treadwear.......they had a few grooves but not many almost like slicks.......The tires stood a tad taller than stock but they could have been slightly different sizes....It was only about 70 degrees each day so he couldn't get grip very well and we weren't doing burnouts.....so even at 60 mph when he nailed it at several boosts the tires were hopping and spinning...especially in the rear..The single most awesome and incredible expererience in a car that I have had and to feel that much torque!!!
My friend uses them on his 720 hp SRT8 chrysler and its giving him alot of grip
and similar to what you said at 60 mph, they give a little bit of spins and hops when gives full throttle
anyways, UGR Gallardos are pieces of art!
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The tires they use are Toyo Proxes R888s. 235 fronts, 305 rears.Hey AbsLP.....Braking was not a problem at all......he already had the factory ceramic.......I think the tires were TOYO.... didn't look at the treadwear.......they had a few grooves but not many almost like slicks.......The tires stood a tad taller than stock but they could have been slightly different sizes....It was only about 70 degrees each day so he couldn't get grip very well and we weren't doing burnouts.....so even at 60 mph when he nailed it at several boosts the tires were hopping and spinning...especially in the rear..The single most awesome and incredible expererience in a car that I have had and to feel that much torque!!!
Here's a shot of the tread pattern:
Those are hot! 100 Treadwear is a good number! wondering how they would do on a wet surfaceThe tires they use are Toyo Proxes R888s. 235 fronts, 305 rears.
Here's a shot of the tread pattern:
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